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Achilles Trouble in Runners

There’s a notion among runners that achilles tendonitis is a condition that can be ignored and ran through.  Although the pain caused by the injury does subside once you get into your run, it’s not a sign that the injury …

September 10th, 2013|News, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Achilles Trouble in Runners

Pain Threshold – Male versus Female

As physiotherapists we deal with pain.  We see a significant proportion of our patients while they are in pain, and unfortunately some of the techniques that we employ bring about short term increases in pain levels in order to bring …

August 27th, 2013|News, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Pain Threshold – Male versus Female

Physio for Shoulder Dislocation

Shoulder or glenohumeral joint dislocations are an extremely common condition encountered in physiotherapy practice.   Approximately 95% of shoulder joint dislocations are anterior, meaning the humerus dislocates forward of the shoulder joint.  The injury occurs most commonly in males in their …

August 15th, 2013|News, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Physio for Shoulder Dislocation

What is a “Stitch”?

A stitch is a commonly occurring cramp-like abdominal pain experienced during exercise.  Despite the regularity with which this condition is described by athletes, it remains uncertain as to what the exact cause of it is.  It has been suggested that …

July 31st, 2013|News, Uncategorized|Comments Off on What is a “Stitch”?